Four Israeli-Iranian Couples Share Their Stories of Nearly Impossible Love
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Four Israeli-Iranian couples share their stories of nearly impossible love
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Arman and Michal paid a heavy price to be together: They were arrested in Turkey, deported from Georgia, fled to Sri Lanka, and eventually found refuge in Berlin. They never look back, not even for a moment.
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Even by the Most Extreme "Romeo and Juliet" Standards, Sari Bashi's Romance and Marriage to Her Partner, Osama, Has Overcome…
An Eritrean Asylum Seeker Bound for Canada After 16 Years in Israel Says He Will Never Tell His Children About His Ordeal, While…
Iranian Americans with loved ones in Iran fear reignited war and say conflict could endanger those living in the US.
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Some said they had seen the sites of Israeli bombardment, others said they had heard the sound of explosions.
